Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in Ohio
Surnames P-Q
Surnames P-Q included in the book: The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in the State of Ohio, Compiled Under the Direction of Frank D. Henderson, The Adjutant General.
PACK, WILLIAM, (Hamilton Co.)
Pvt Maryland Mil. Br 1758, in Frederick Co, Md. D Hamilton Co, O. Mar Phoebe O'Neal. Ref: Natl No. 70,180, p 48, Vol 71, D. A. R. Lin.
PAGE, BENJAMIN, (Stark Co.)
Capt in Rhode Island State Trs, Aug 4, 1775, until Jan 1776. Served in Navy from 1776 to 1780. Was 1st Lt when surrendered to British Navy at Charleston, S. C, May 12, 1780. Paroled and exchanged Sept 13, 1780. Bur West Lawn Cem, Canton Twp. MI: "Revolutionary Soldier." Fur infor Canton Chap.
PAINE, EDWARD, Capt., (PAYNE), (Lake Co.)
1st Lt in June, 1776. Was Lt and Capt in 1777 until the close of the war. Was later Brig Gen in Mil in N. Y. State. Br 1746, Bolton, Conn. Mar Rebecca White. D Aug 28, 1841, Painesville, O. Bur Painesville, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. He came to Painesville from Aurora, N. Y. and purchased a thousand acres of land: pensioned 1831. He lies buried in Painesville under a monument erected to his memory. Ref: Natl No. 30140, Vol 31, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.
PAINE, ELEAZER, (Lake Co.)
Enl as drummer boy in Capt Bett's Company, 2nd Conn Regt, commanded by Col Zebulon Butler. Enl July 5, 1780 for six mos. Br 1704, East Windsor, Conn. Parents: Stephen Paine, 5th. Mar Aurel Ellsworth. D Feb 10, 1804. Bur in old cem at Painesville, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. Ref: Natl No 31052. Vol 32, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.
PAINE, JOHN, (Delaware Co.)
Bur Baptist Cem, Scioto Twp. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
PALMER, ADAM, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Bur Center Warrensville. GM Western Reserve Chap. Ohio Pension Roll. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
PALMER, ALVA, (Huron Co.)
Br 1741; came fr Fairfield Co, Conn. D May 27, 1827. Bur Fitchville, O. Fur infor Sally DeForest Chap.
PALMER, JOHN, (Belmont Co.)
Enl Oct 1780, length of service Oct 29, 1782. Pvt. Serv rendered under Capt Hardas?e Lane Marshall of Va; Samuel Sheldon, Va; Col Samuel Hawes, 1st Va. Was taken prisoner by the Tories and exchanged. Engaged in battles in Guilford Court House, Camden and Eutaw Springs. Enl at Loudoun Co, Va. Made application for pens Nov 23, 1818. His claim was allowed. Residence at date of application was Belmont Co, Ohio. He was 59 years of age. Ref: Record Division M. B. H. Sur file 8929, Revolutionary War Dept of the Interior Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.
PALMER, JOSEPH, JR., (Washington Co.)
Served as Capt of 7th Company or train band in 21st Regt, Mch 1775. This Regt was composed of companies from Plainview, Centerburg and Voluntown and the S. Society of Killingly, Conn. (Ref: "Palmers History." Certified letter of Asst Adj Gen, Hartford, Conn.) Br 1761, Scotland, Windham Co, Conn. Parents: Joseph Palmer, Sr (also a Revolutionary soldier) and Abigail Bassell. Mar Hannah Fox, 1785, Washington Co, O. Bur Palmer Twp. GM Marietta Chap D. A. R. Revolutionary marker, 1825. Joseph Palmer enl at the age of 16 yrs; served his time and disch 10 days before New London was taken by the British. He was rendered a cripple from a sore, after effects of war probably. Ref: Miss Martha Palmer, Williamstown, W. Va; Mrs Julia Reed, Marietta, O. Fur inf or Marietta Chap.
PALMITER, JOHN, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Pvt Continental Conn Tr. Br 1731. D 1834. Bur Bedford, in a field. A lot was donated to the twp for burial purposes. Fur in for Western Reserve Chap.
PALMITER, JESHUA, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Pvt RI Mil. Bur Harvard Grove Cem, Lansing Ave and East 57th, Cleveland, O. GM Western Reserve Chap. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
PANGBURN, JOSEPH, (Mahoning Co.)
"NJ Men of the Revolution"—Matross. Capt Neil's Company (Eastern) Artillery, State Tr. Disch Mch 1777. "Jersey Men in the Revolution," p 710. Burial place not located. Came to Canfield in 1798. Ref: Trumbull and Mahoning Co Hist, pp 11 and 12 Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
PARK, REUBEN, (Montgomery Co.)
Capt Douglas' Company, 5th Regt Conn Line. Br 1764, Sharon, Conn. D 1856, Miamisburg. Ref: Natl No 87088, Vol 88, p 26, D. A. R. Lin.
PARKER, BENJAMIN, (Medina Co.)
Enl 1775 under Capt Isaac Cook; re-enlisted for three years, 1778, and in 1781 served under Capt Lemuel Clift, Conn Line. Br 1755, Wallingford, Conn. D 1823, Brunswick, O. Ref: Natl No 52201, Vol 53, p 94; also Natl No 34580. D. A. R. Lin.
PARKER, HIRAM, (Meigs Co.)
Children: Mrs Wyatt Burgess. Bur Tuppers Plains, upper lot. Fur infor Return Jonathan Meigs Chap.
PARKER, JOHN, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1761, New Jersey. D 1884. Living in Springfield Twp. Ref S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PARKER, JOHN, (Harrison Co.)
A Revolutionary pensioner living in Washington Twp, Harrison Co, 1822, aged 68. Served as Sgt in the 5th, 7th and 8th Pa Line Regts. U. S. Pension Rolls, 1835. Pa Archives 5th Scries, Vol III, 43, 57, 86, 225, 372. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
PARKER. LOVELL, (Trumbull Co.)
80 yrs old at time of death. Bur in old cem at Kinsman; location of grave known, but no marker, or monument. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
PARKER, SAMUEL, (Ashtabula Co.)
D 1835. Bur Kelloggsville. Ref: Bert Wiley, Conneaut, O. Fur infor Mary Redmond Chap.
PARKER, STILES, (Delaware Co.)
Pvt under Col John Brooks, Capt Luke Day. 7th Mass Regt. Bur Burkshire Twp. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
PARKISON, DANIEL, or PARKINSON, or PARKESON, (Perry Co.)
Pvt; Served in Capt Samuel McCune's Company; Col Frederick Watts' Bn of the Flying Camp, Pa. Enl Nov 1777. Capt John Geo Overmyer's Company, Col Morrow's Pa Regt served out the yr. Served from Va, for a time; a Pvt in York Co, Pa Mil under Capt Eohriam Pennington in 1781-82; also Ranger on frontiers for Northumberland Co, Pa, 1778-83. Br Mch 2, 1754, York Co. Pa. Parents: Edward Parkison (br in England), (wife of German descent—name unknown). Mar Catherine Overmyer, Feb 16, 1777, dau of John Geo and Eva (Rosenbaum) Overmyer. Children: Mary, George, Margaret, John, Catherine, Elizabeth, Daniel, Jacob, Esther, Samuel. D Jan 7, 1883, Somerset, O. Bur village cem. New Reading, O. MI: Illegible. A witness of Washington's tears at death of his men by Hessians, at capture of Ft. Lee. A scout; 1808 came to Ohio, operated saw mill; farm 1/2 mile north of Somerset, Glenford- Rd. believed his house still stands. Pensioned 1832, No. 18542. Full infor John W. Parkinson, Newark, O. Ref: Anna M. Priest. Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 4, pp 689-90; Graham's Hist Perry Co. Natl Nos 198884, 98453 and 107555 of D. A. R. Fur infor Hetuck Chap and Mrs. Edith Stanford, Olympia, Washington.
PARKINSON, THOMAS, (Harrison Co.)
Served from Middle District, Frederick Co, in Capt Valentine Creagar's Company, Frederick Co Mil. US Pension Rolls, 1835. Br 1762. D 1838. Bur Greenwood Graveyard, Green Twp. A Revolutionary pensioner living in Harrison Co in 1833, aged 71. Ref: Md Archives XVIII, 411. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
PARKS, AMAZIAH, (Lake Co.)
Served five enlistments in the Conn Tr from 1776 to 1781. Was in the Battle of White Plains. Br 1758, Sterling, Windham Co. Conn. Mar Sabra Barrett, Feb 1798. D Nov 4, 1838. Bur Evergreen Cem, Painesville, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. He was a pensioner. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.
PARKS, ELIJAH. (Portage Co.)
Lived at Palmyra where pensioned in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
PARKS, MICHAEL, (Huron Co.)
Pensioner. Br Portsmouth, N. H. Bur Episcopal Cem, Nor walk, O. Fur infor Sally De Forest Chap.
PARKS, NATHAN, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt. Enl at Westfield, Mass, 1777, Col Woodbridge's Regt. Disch at White Plains, Dec 1777. Enl June 1778 Col Wm Shepard's Regt. Disch Feb 1781, Gen Patterson. Br Westfield, Conn. May 6, 1758. Mar Mary A. Mally, 2nd widow Bishop. Children: Abigail, Olive, Hiram, Salome, Lewis, Celia, Fanny, Wigram, D Oct 1, 1849, Burton, O. Bur Fox Cem, Burton. MI: "Nathan Parks died Dec 19, 1849 aged 92, Mary his wife died Jan 30, 1831 age 68." GM by Family. Was at battle of Bennington, went to Saratoga after Burgoyne's surrender, spent winter at Valley Forge. Came to Burton, O in 1800. Ref: Ohio Pension Rolls, p 124. Census of Pensions 1843, p 172. Fur infor Taylor Camp.
PARMELEE, JOHN, (Greene Co.)
Drummer in Conn Mil. Br 1755. D 1828, Sullivan, O. (Tho states Greene Co, Sullivan is in Ashland Co, but did not change.) Ref: Natl No 36907, Vol 37, p 316. D. A. R. Lin.
PARRETT, FRED, (Ross Co.)
Called to serv at siege of Yorktown, witnessed the surrender of Cornwallis. Served as Pvt. Br 1764, near Woodstock, Shenandoah Co, Va. Parents: Frederick and Barbara Edwards Parrett. Mar Elizabeth Kellar about 1785. Children: John, Joseph, Sarah P, McArthur, George, Frederick, Rachel Ware, Rebecca, Fernow, Elizabeth, Humphrey, Mary P. Harper, Henry, Barbara P. Harper, Ann P. Harper. D May 8, 1842 near South Salem, O. Bur South Salem. GM Nathaniel Massie Chap D. A. R. Frederick Parrett served in Va Mil as Ensign from 1786. Last commission was dated 1794. Served in war of 1812. Came to Ohio 1814. A farmer near South Salem. Ref: Jessie T. Mains Natl No 172392. Fur inf or Nathaniel Massie Chap.
PARROTT, JOSEPH, Capt., (Clinton Co.)
Bur Sugar Grove Cem, Wilmington. Fur infor George Clinton Chap.
PARSHALL, SAMUEL, (Mahoning Co.)
In 1775 Pvt in Capt Phineas Rumsey's Company, later Capt Marvin's Company, Col Drake's Regt. Br 1757, Long Island. D 1817, Ellsworth, O. Mar Elizabeth Goucher. Ref: Natl No 70675, Vol 71, p 244. D. A. R. Lin.
PARSONS, JABEZ, (Erie Co.)
Sgt in Wolcott's Regt of Conn Tr. Minute Man at Lexington. Br 1753, Enfield, Conn. D 1836, Huron, O. Bur in Huron. O. Ref: Natl No 33530, Vol 34, p 190, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Martha Pitkin Chap.
PARSONS, JOHN, SR., (Greene Co.)
Bur Union Churchyard, Byron. Living in Bath 1829. Ref: Robinson's Hist of Greene Co. Fur infor Catherine Greene Chap.
PARSONS, OSBORN, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1763, Conn. D 1827, Cincinnati, O. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PARSONS, SAMUEL H., (Washington Co.)
Col, Brig Gen and Maj Gen. Br 1737, Lynn, Conn. D Nov 17, 1789. Drowned in Great Beavers Creek, 1789. GM Marietta Chapter, Jiame on gateway, Nov 30. 1906. Harvard Graduate. Lawyer: member of Gen Assembly of Conn. Judge of Supreme Court for Northwest Territory. Ref: Natl No 55256. D. A. R. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
PARTNER, JOHN, (Trumbull Co.)
Enl 1776 in Capt Benjamin Weiser's Company, German Bn Continental Line. Br 1740, Germany. D Trumbull Co, O. Ref: Natl No 58745, Vol 59, pp 255, ?6. D. A. R. Lin.
PATEE, EDMOUND, (Morrow Co.)
Fifer under Col John Brooks, Capts Corburn and Thorp 7th Mass Regt. Br 1764, Salem, N. H. D 1824, Westfield, O. Bur Westfield Twp, Morrow Co. Ref: Natl No 27309, Vol 28, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mt. Gilead Chap.
PATTERSON, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)
Ranger, 1778-1783, Cumberland Co. Bur Mahoning Co. Came to Canfield in 1803. Farmer. Ref: Old Deeds, Pa Archives, Series 3, Vol 23. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
PATTERSON, JOHN, (Preble Co.)
Bur Isreal Twp. Ref: Mary P. Mitchell, Eaton, O. Fur infor Grace Conger Miller, Org Reg.
PATTERSON, ROBERT, Col., (Montgomery Co.)
He began his military career as a member of a company of rangers in 1771. He accompanied Gen George Rogers Clark in the Illinois Campaign in 1778, and in 1786 Patrick Henry, Gov of Va, commissioned him as Capt. Br 1759, Bedford Co, Pa. Mar Elizabeth Lindsey, 20th of Mch, 1790. Children: Margaret, Elizabeth, Francis, Catherine, Jane, Harriet, Robert, Jefferson. D Aug 5, 1827, Dayton, O. Bur Woodland Cem, Dayton. Lot 2871, Section 13. GM Sons of the American Revolution, Bronze Marker in 1919. In Spring of 1775 he came west to Fort Pitt. In 1779 he laid out the city of Lexington, Ky. 1781 Thomas Jefferson, Gov of Va, commissioned him Capt of Volunteers; and 1783 he was Justice of the Peace in Fayette Co, was chosen delegate to the convention to separate Virginia and Kentucky. Natl No of Revolutionary Soldier in D. A. R. Honor Roll 92345. Pensioned 1812, for serv in Colonial U. S. Inf. Fur infor Jonathan Dayton Chap.
PATTERSON, ROBERT, (Wayne Co.)
Br 1752. D Aug 30, 1834, Congress Village. Bur Congress Cem, Congress Twp, in old cem near Congress Village. MI: "Robert Patterson, Died Aug 30, 1834." He is mentioned many times in the Pa Archives, first as a ship owner or Capt with Mediterranean Registry. Later as a Capt of Inf he commanded a company May 10, 1780. Ref: 5 Series, Vol.5, pp 312, 313, 354, 423, 425, 432, 434, 444. Fur infor Wooster-Wayne Chap.
PATTERSON, WILLIAM, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt. Washington Co, Pa. Bur Mahoning Co. Farmer. Bought land from Calvin Austin in 1803. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 6, Vol 2, p 134. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
PATTON, JAMES, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt in Capt Williams' Company. Cumberland Co, Pa Mil. Br 1755. Children: John. D 1852. Bur Old Four Mile Run. Austintown Twp, about the center of cem. MI: The marker has been renewed by the family. Ref: Pa Archives, 5 Series, Vol 6, p 244. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
PAULHAMIS, JOHN, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on the tablet in the Soldiers' and Sailors' monument at Hamilton, O. A soldier of the Revolution Bur in Butler Co. Unidentified. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
PAXTON, ISAAC, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on the tablet in the Soldiers' and Sailors' monument at Hamilton, O. A Revolutionary soldier, bur in that co. D Oct 7, 1861. Unidentified; probably a Wayne soldier. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
PAXTON, THOMAS, (Clermont Co.)
Officer in Revolutionary War. Name appears on memorial tablet of Hamilton, Butler Co, O, for Soldiers and Sailors. Br 1749, (York Co) Pa. Mar: 1st, Isabella Quate; 2nd, Martha. Had 12 children. D 1813, Miami Twp. Clermont Co. Came to Kentucky in command of advance guard of Gen Anthony Wayne's army. In 1795 to Ohio; settled and died in Miami Twp, Clermont Co. Ref: Natl No 57638. Col 26, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PAYNE, ABRAHAM, (Columbiana Co.)
Pvt. Br 1758, England. D 1827, Salem, O. Natl 34632. Vol 35, D. A. R. Lin.
PAYNE, SOLOMAN, (Portage Co.)
Pvt and Sgt in Conn Mil. Placed on pension roll Jan 14, 1834. Bur Rootstown. Drew Pens at Ravenna in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
PEACOCK, NEAL, (Harrison Co.)
Served in Capt Jonathan Morris' Company, Col John Gunby's 7th Regt, Md Line. Br 1745, D 1827. Revolutionary pensioner living in Harrison Co in 1819, aged 74. Ref: U. S. Pension Rolls 1835; Scharf's Hist West Md, 1, 157; Md Archives XVIII, p 239, 307. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
PEARCE, THOMAS, (CTiampaign Co.)
Pvt, Capt Jos Harrison's Company, Col Marinus Willett's Regt NY Tr. Br Jan 1, 1745, New York. D 1826, Urbana, O. Supposed to be bur somewhere on old Pearce, now the Hance farm. Ref: Natl No 87417, Vol 88, p 127, D. A. R. Lin gives birth in Frederick, Md. Fur infor Urbana Chap.
PEASE, ABNER, (Portage Co.)
Lived at Aurora, where pensioned in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
PEASE, ISAAC, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt, Capt David Johnson's Company, 7th Regt Conn Mil. Pensioned 1833. Br June 14, 1753, Enfield, Conn. Parents: Isaac and Rachel (Hall) Pease. Mar Dorcas Pease, Oct 16, 1778. Children: Chandler, Abigail, Dorcas, Anson, Merrick, Tabitha. D Hambden, O. 1842. Bur Chardon Village Cem, lot 411, northwest Section. MI: Monument erected to Peace family lot, Isaac Peace, Enfield Conn, 1754, Hambden, 0, 1842. GM Granite Monument by family. Came to Hambden about 1810. Ref: Conn Men of Rev, p 384. Pension Records Vol 3, p 514. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
PEASE, JOEL, (Ashtabula Co.)
Promoted to Capt. In battles at Stony Point and Monmouth. Br Nov 2, 1760, Somers, Conn. Parents: John and Margaret (Adams) Pease. Mar Louisa Mecham (d Jan 4, 1808). Children: Lucy, Sally, Louisa, Samuel, Joel, Abigal. D Oct 3, 1844, age 84. Bur Roberts Cem, Southwest Corner. MI: "Captain Joel Pease a Revolutionary Soldier." GM by Family, Mar 2nd wife Aseneth (?), by whom he had seven children. Local Twp officers; pioneer farmer of Wayne. See Military Roster of Wayne Soldiers p 198, Wayne Hist. Fur infor Eunice Grant Chap.
PEASE, MARTIN, (Clermont Co.)
Enl 1776, aged 11, in an American Privateer; captured by British, taken prisoner to NY. After the war he commanded merchant ships; in Legislature of Mass fr Dukes Co. Br 1765, Island of Marthas Vineyard, Mass. Mar Deborah Butler. Children: Benjamin W, William B, Leavitt T, and 6 daughters. During French Rev he was in France and was an eye witness to the execution of Louis XVI and assisted some of the French nobility to escape to America. Came to Amelia, Clermont Co, O, about 1814. Ref: A. S. Abbott, Bethel, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PECK, DAN, (Ashtabula Co.)
In Conn Lines. At Valley Forge in 1777-1778. Br Apr 17, 1762. Parents: Silas Peck, Sr. and Elizabeth Caulkins Peck. Mar Lovina Huntley, Apr 19, 1786. Children; Lemuel, Silas, Edward C, Ansel, Polly, Lyman. D Jan 16, 1839, New Lyme, O. Bur Miller family Cem 1 1/2 miles north of Dodgeville, O, outside the ccm fence on west side. Fur infor Luther Reeve Chap.
PECK, JESSE, (Trumbull Co.)
Br 1762. Mar Sarah. D May 11, 1832. Bur Farmington Cem, Farmington Twp. MI: "Jesse Peck, died May 11, 1832, aged 70 yrs. Sarah, his wife, died Oct 14, 1838, aged 69 years." Ref: A descendant, Leon Peck, lives at West Farmington ,0, RFD. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
PEGG, BENJAMIN, (Miami Co.)
D 1845, Springcreek Twp, Miami Co. Bur Hilliard's cem, Staunton St, Piqua. There is no record of the remains having ever been removed. He was bur in north corner and there is nothing to identify grave, except information from two witnesses. GM Piqua D. A. R. in 1906. Very little known of his actual history. Mr. John Rayner, a local authority, heard description of Mr. Pegg's funeral given by Mr. M. H. Jones and Mr. L. C. Cro—, of Piqua, the latter is still living (Oct. 31, 1923). Mr. Pegg d in an old log cabin out in the country near the Millhouse farm, at the age of nearly 100. Much sought for on July 4th celebrations. Fur infor Piqua Chap.
PEIRCE. ISAAC. (Montgomery Co.)
Served in 1779 as an aide-de-camp on the staff of Gen Horatio Gates. Pvt in Capt Cole's 1st, 7th, 8th companies of 1st and 2nd R. I. Regts. Name tirst appears on muster roll May 1782; disch Dec 1782. Br Mch 8, 1749, Charlestown, R. I. Parents: Isaac Peirce. Mar Mary Sheffield (dau of Benj and Hannah, Jamestown, R. I.). Children: Samuel, Lucy, Phoebe, Joseph, Elizabeth, Eliza. D Sept 7, 1821 in Dayton, O. Bur Woodland Cem, Dayton, O, lot 16 to 22, section 77. MI: "Isaac Peirce, b March 8, 1749, d Sept 17, 1821." GM S. A. R. Bronze Marker in 1919. Came to Marietta in 1788. Ref: Natl No of Revolutionary Soldier in D. A. R. Honor Roll 13699, Lin Bk Vol 14, p 261. Fur infor Jonathan Dayton Chap and S. A. R.
PEIRCE, LEWIS, (Muskingum Co.)
Ensign of the 4th Bn of Westmoreland Co Mil Apr 2, 1778, John Kyle Capt; Peter Waddell 1st Lt, Jos Peirce 2nd Lt. Br Nov 21, 1748, Bergen Co, N. J. Parents: James and Sarah (Van Home) Peirce. Mar Mary Howell, May 9, 1773. Children: Sarah, Esther, Lewellen, Jane, Andrew, Mary, Jonathan, Margaret, Elizabeth. D Aug 23, 1825, Muskingum Co. Bur McNaughten family plat on hill above Freeland station. Ref: Pa Archives, 6 series. Vol 2, p 285. Fur infor Muskingum and Waw-Wil-a-Way Chaps.
PELTON, SAMUEL, (Lorain Co.)
Pvt Mass State. Br May 9, 1757, Granville, Mass. Children: Betsy, Allace, Spelman. D Jan 28, 1849. Bur Pioneer Cem, Wellington, O. GM Western Reserve Chap, in 1920. Lived in Otis, Mass. In 1827 moved to Wellington, Lorain Co, O. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
PEMBERTON. WILLIAM, (Adams Co.)
Pvt Capt Thos Meriwether's Company, 1st Va State Regt, Col Geo Gibson; name on roll Sept 1, 1777; present at Yorktown surrender. (Fr Hist Adams Co, by Evans Stiers). Br about 1750, Va. Mar Rhoda Luck about 1775 or 76. Children: James, Joyce, William, Anne, Nathaniel, Caty (1790); Fountain, Caty Luck, (1795); Rhode Jane, Ezekiel. D before 1820, Locust Grove, Adams Co, as he is not listed in census of 1820, tho his widow, Rhoda, is. Bur family cem on Jay Arnold farm (owned 1926 by him). MI: Not marked. Bought land Adams Co 1807; neither he nor widow asked for pens; James, William, Fountain were soldiers in 1812 war. Farmer, hunter, cooper. Enl at one time from Henry Co, Va, 1780. Ref: Va State Library Rec Richmond. H. C. Pemberton, great-grandson, 2038 W. 91st Cleveland, O. Accepting this infor Jane Dailey, state chairman.
PENNELL, ROBERT, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt 7th Bn Chester Co, Pa Mil. Br 1753. D 1813. Bur Old Cem East of Austintown, O, in the west end near the fence. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 5, p 788. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
PENNINGTON, EPHRAIM, (Fulton Co.)
Bur Butler Cem, Chesterfield Twp, O. Fur infor Wauseon Chap.
PENNY, HENRY, (Miami Co.)
Pvt. His original pens claim owned by Mrs. Clarke Sullivan. Natl No 117071, D. A. R. Br Jan 11, 1741. N. C. Parents: Penny (br in England.) Mar Hannah Thompson, (died Aug 3, 1829); 2nd Mary; (died Dec 13, 1853). Children: Several; one was John Penny Sr. D Apr 16, 1841, Miami Co, O. Bur Old Ludlow Cem, Laura, Miami Co, O, rear of church. MI: has marble stone, with name, death, age. Father was a soldier in army of King of England; later in Revolutionary war, with his 3 sons, Henry being one. Ref: Mrs. Clarke Sullivan, Jr. Miss Osa Penny and Mrs. W. S. Gunckle all of Dayton, O. Fur infor Jonathan Dayton Chap.
PERIN, LEMUEL (often PERRIN), (Clermont Co.)
Mass Archives gives name as Pvt on Lexington Alarm, Apr 19, 1775, as Capt in John Perry's Company; Sgt on muster roll of Capt Nathan Carpenter's Regt Dec 8. 1776. Br 1749, Rehoboth, Mass. Parents: 1st (--- ); 2 Amelia Dickinson (br 1760, d 1828) in 1792. Mar 1st Martha Nasel, North Adams, Mass in 1773. (Children: 1st wife, Joim, Rachel, Lucy, Hannah, Samuel, Patty. 2nd wife: Glover and Lemuel (twins), Amelia. D 1822 (or 1814, sent later data) near Connersville, Fayette Co, Ind. Bur near his home in Clermont Co, O. Perintown, with others of family. GM Old slab, with name and dates. The Military Record certified by Secretary of Commonwealth of Mass, 1894. Ref: Natl No 134845 and 12037, and Miss May Perin Hulick, Cincinnati, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PERKINS, THOMAS, (Licking Co.)
Enl at Winchester, Va, Oct 1781. Pvt in Col Brown's Regt. Capt Bohaman's Company. Br 1762, Maryland. Mar Mary Trigg, Mch 8, 1783. Eight children. D Aug 18, 1837, Bennington Twp. Ref: Bristers Hist. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
PERRINE, JOSEPH, (Clermont Co.)
Pvt in NJ Tr and State Mil. Served 7 yrs in army. Br 1748, Cranbury, NJ. Parents: Henry Perrine. Mar Elizabeth Wvcofif in 1771 in N J. Children: James, (br 1780 d 1764 mar Polly Kain 1804); Arthur, Ralph, Martha (mar Isaac Dye); Eleanor (mar Jos Holman); Elizabeth (mar John Gill); Ann (mar Andrew Hickey). P 1823, Bethel, 0. Bur Bethel, O. Came to Williamsburg Twp, Vermont Co, 0. in 1805. Descendants of Dan'l Perrine who came to America in 1665. Ref: Natl No 86110, Vol 87, p 35. D. A. R. Lin.
PERRINE, WILLIAM, (Belmont Co.)
Bur M. E. Cem at St Clairsville, O. MI: "Wm. Perrine, Revolutionary Soldier." Fur infor Mrs. A. L. McFarland, St Clairsville, member of D. A. R.
PERRY, JOHN, (Belmont Co.)
Cornetist in 3rd Continental Dragoons, Baylor's Regt Md Line. Br Pa near Havre de Grace, Md. Mar Jane Blair. D Nov 182o at Morristown, O. Bur Morristown Cem (old) middle of east tier of lots. MI: "John Perry, a soldier of the Revolution. Died Nov 9, 18:35, age 73 yrs. 1 mo, 28 days." GM Family old sand stone marker. Farming, Fighting and Organizing Presbyterian Churches. Ref: Natl No 90262, Vol 91, p 86, D. A. R. Lin. Fur information Mrs. A. L. McFarland, St Clairsville, O. of Wheeling D. A. R.
PERRY, NATHAN, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Pvt in Capt Isaac Clark's Company of Mil raised for the defense of the frontiers and on Lake Champlain. Serv fr Mch 2, 1778 to May 2, 1778. Also in Col Mead's Regt of Mil and Capt Claghorn's Company in scouting after Tories at sundry times, and also guarding in time of trial such as were taken, supposed to be enemies to America. Served May 22 to May 26, 1777. Br 1700, Waterbury, Conn. Parents: Daniel Perry. Mar Miss Sophia Leonora Root. Children: Horace (br 1781), Larry (br 1783), Philanthropes, Nathan (br 1786), Horatio (br 1790), Sophia (br 1800.) D Oct 25, 1813, Cleveland, O. Bur Lake View Cem, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co, O. Lot 26, Sec 6. MI: On monument, difficult to decipher; seemed to correspond with that on old tombstone placed flat above the grave. Read: "Sacred to the memory of Nathan Perry Esq, who died Oct 25, 1813, aged 53 years." GM Nathan Perry D. A. R. official marker; by rules of Cem could not be permanently placed, but on certain days, for 3 da would be displayed. Marked June, 1923. Br in Conn; moved to Rutland, Vt, where between 1785-1789 made 8 conveyances of land. Later is said to have purchased a farm and a mill in western N. Y., removing family there after 1790. Family was in Canada for a time. 1806 brought family to Cleveland, O. Invested in land in Lake Co, O. Purchased property in Cleveland, O, and invested in property at Black River, near Lorain, O. In 1796 engaged in trading with the Indians near Buffalo, N. Y. Was with the first party of Surveyors who laid out and named Cleveland, O. Had charge of Commissary part of the outfit and supplied the horses and cattle in the expedition. Engaged in fur trade. Was one of the Court Judges in Cuyahoga Co, O. First bur in old Pioneer Cem, corner of Ontario and Prospect St, Cleveland, O. About 1827 removed to Erie St Cem. Removed to Lake View Cem in 1915. Ref: Pioneer Families of Cleveland, by Mrs. G. V. R, Wickham; Adj Gen office, Vt. Fur infor Nathan Perry Chap.
PERRY, WINSLOW, (County not stated.)
Pvt and drummer Capt Holman's Company, Col Doolittle's Mass Regt. Br 1758, Vermont. Mar Rachel Rice. D 1830 in Ohio. Ref: Natl No 59087, Vol 60, p 31, D. A. R. Lin.
PETERSON, CONRAD, (Wayne Co.)
D Congress Twp, near Congress Village. Bur Congress Cem near Congress Village, in old Cem. MI: "Conrad Peterson. Soldier of 1776." Fur infor Wooster-Wayne Chap.
PETERSON, MATSON, (Seneca Co.)
(The name Watson Peterson on Pens list of 1840, must be the same person). Br 1764, New Jersey. Bur on a hillside on the farm of David Hilsinger in Scipio Twp. Grave not marked. Ref: Langs Hist of Seneca Co. Fur infor Dolly Todd Madison Chap.
PHELPS, ABIJAH, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1762, Connecticut. D 1833. Bur Sycamore Twp, Pensioned 1840, aged 79, living in 1st Ward, Cincinnati, O. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PHELPS, EDWARD, (Franklin Co.)
Served in the 8th Co, 1st Regt, Conn Inf. Br Aug 27, 1859, Windsor, Conn. D Aug 10, 1840, Blendon Twp. Bur Central Cem, Blendon Twp. MI: "The son of Timothy Phelps, the son of Cornelius Phelps, the son of Timothy Phelps, the son of William Phelps, who was one of the first settlers of Windsor, Conn. Said Edward Phelps was born Aug 27, 1759, in Windsor, Conn, and emigrated to the State of Ohio in 1800, and died Aug 10; 1840, aged 81 years." GM by D. A. R. Bronze marker, May 30, 1912. Came to Ohio with his family in 1806 and settled in Blendon Twp. Ref: Natl No 87620, Vol 88, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Columbus Chap.
PHELPS, IRA, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt in Col Canfield's Mil Regt at West Point, 1781. Br May 3, 1763. Harwinton, Conn. Parents: Samuel and Anna (Barber) Phelps. Children: Fanny, Ruby, Arza, Lois, Richard, Content, Sabra, Ann Arza. D Sept 7, 1848. Bur Welshfield Center, O, lot 258. MI: "Ira Phelps 1763-1848" Removed to Elizabethtown N. Y. about 1795, thence to Geauga Co. Name appears in list of census of pensioners in 1840, living in Geauga Co. Ref: Phelps Genealogy, Vol 1, p 445, Ct Men Rev p 583, Fur infor Taylor Chap.
PHELPS, SETH, (Geauga Co.)
2nd Lt 1777; 1st Lt Jan 1, 1777, Capt May 5, 1778. Br Nov 17, 1751, Windsor, Conn. Mar Lucy Ledyard, Sept 10, 1780; 2nd, Sally Pierce, May, 1797. Children: 1st wife: Lucy, Dr. Seth Phelps, Ann, Alfred, Edwin F, Mary. 2nd wife: Theodore, Nelson, Hamilton. Phvana, Sallv. D 1826, Parkman, O. Bur South Cem. Parkman, O. 2nd Lt, 1st Lt Jan 1, 1777, Capt May 25, 1778. Severely wounded at Stony Point, July 15, 1779. 4th Regt. Disch 1782. Presiding Judge. Onondaga Co, N. Y. Member of N. Y. Legislature. Laid out town of Aura, N. Y. Ref: Williams Hist Lake and Geauga Co, Conn Men Rev. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
PHIFER, JACOB, (Knox Co.)
From Strasburg, Germany, located in Brown Twp, Knox Co, O, in 1818. D Oct 9, 1846 aged 89 yrs. He had served ten yrs a soldier in Europe, three yrs in the Revolutionary War, and three mos in the War of 1812. The old soldier was the father of Freeman, John. James and Michael Phifer. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.
PHILBROOK, JOEL, (Licking Co.)
Enl 1777 marines under Capt Hector McNeal. frigate Boston. Br Maine, Aug 14, 1759. Mar Mary Leadbetter, Jan, 1775. D Sept 15, 1820, St Albans, O. Ref: Natl No 55619, p 281, Vol 56, D. A. R. Lin.
PHILIPS, PHILIP, (Lorain Co.)
Enl Feb 15, 1780 and served until Dec 13, 1783, in Capt Strong's Company, Col Herman Swift's Regt Conn Line. He was disch at West Point, N. Y. Pvt. Br Dec 22, 1762. Windham, Conn. Mar Elizabeth Philips, Mch 4. 1789. Children: James, August, Benjamin, John, Jurel. D June 15, 1838, Grafton, Lorain Co. Lived with son August, who owned a small farm in Medina Twp, Medina Co. He died in Grafton, Lorain Co. Ref: Conn Men in Rev, Vol 1, p 328; Vol 2, p 636. Philips Family Bible Leaf; Widow's File No 5532. Fur infor: Copied from D. A. R. Magazine Feb. 1928 issue. Vol 02, No 2 by Mrs. Effie Whitaker Teemer, Lorain, O.
PHILLIPS, JOB, (Athens Co.)
Enl for 2 yrs, was Pvt, then Corp. Capt Samuel Ransom, Simon Spaulding, Cols John Durkee, Jacob Stroud. Enl Wyoming, Pa. Birth date not given. Br in Rhode Island. Grew up in Conn, went to N. Y. when 16 years of age, later to Cooperstown, N. W. Children: Job, Daniel, Spencer, another son, perhaps other children. D Jan 22, 18.">5, near Amesville, Athens Co, 0. Bur Amesville Cem near Amesville. Was in battles of Millstone, Boundbrook, Gcrmantown, Mud Island, Elizabethtown. Ref: Bureau of Pensions, Dept of the Interior. He applied for a pension at the age of 92. Fur infor Nabby Lee Ames Chap.
PHILLIPS, JOHN, (Butler Co.)
Served in Continental establishment under Capt Daniel Steel and Col John Gibson. Pensioned in Butler Co, O. for 8 yrs actual serv in Va line. Br 1755, Germany. Ref: Natl No 25228, p 81, Vol 26, D. A. R. Lin.
PHILLIPS, SAMUEL, (Ashtabula Co.)
Enl 1776; re-enlisted 1777, serving in Capt Watson's Company, Col Samuel Webb's Regt. In action at Flatbush LI and retreat from NY. Was a pensioner. Was Col (Ref: J. E. Hart, Wick, O.) Br Apr 8, 1760, Milford Conn. Mar Millea Kellog 1781. Children: Halsey; B Frank; Harriet; Cordelia; 2 others mar Canfield and Forman. D 1842, Colebrook, Ashtabula Co, O. Bur northwest corner of Twp of Colebrook. MI: "A Soldier of the Revolution." Aide to Gen Washington. Ref: Conn Men in the Rev; Lin Bk 61. Natl No 60468, D. A. R. and L. H. Phillips, San Jose, Cal. Fur infor Mary Stanley and Eunice Grant Chaps.
PIATT, ABRAHAM, (Co not stated.)
Capt of 2nd Regt Middlesex Co, NJ Mil 1777, Col Neilson's Regt. Br 1741 NJ. Mar Annabelle Andrew (d 1822). D 1791 Watsontown, O. Ref: Natl No 100157, Vol 101, p 49, D. A. R. Lin.
PIATT, BENJAMIN, (Adams Co.)
1st Lt under Gen McCullough. Br 1763 in Virginia. Mar Polly Waddle. Children: Benjamin, Margaret, John, Jacob, Elizaheth, Polly. D near West Union, 1851. Bur near West Union, probably in Trotter Cem. Fur infor Sycamore Chap.
PICKERILL, SAMUEL, (Brown Co.)
Drummer. Enl at Dunfries, Va in fall of 1776 in Capt Gallhuis Company; Col Brent's Regt Va Tr. Served 3 yrs as Pvt and drummer. Br Charles Co, Md, 1757. Parents: Samuel Pickerell, Sr. Mar Mary Lowe (so writing looked) (1767-1844). Children: Jane, Emily, Denis, Clarence, Samuel, Thomas, John, William, Mary, Lucy Ann and Johanna. D May 9, 1850 on his farm 8 miles fr Ripley. Bur Liberty Cem, Brown Co, O. MI: "Samuel Pickerill Died May 9, 1850." GM Lt Byrd Chap May 30, 1916. In battles of White Plains, Monmouth, Stonv Point. Applied for pens 1832. Ref: Biography of the Pickerills. Natl No 129252, 102392, Vol 103, p 124. D. A. R. Lin. Fur infer Lt Byrd and Taliaferro Chaps.
PICKETT, JOHN, (Ashtabula Co.)
Was placed on the pens roll of Ashtabula Co, O. 1832 for serv as Pvt in the Mass Mil. Br 1753, Sandsfield, Mass. Mar Ruth Boardman. Children: John, Joseph, Benjamin. D Oct 23, 1840, Andover, Ashtabula Co, O. Bur Andover. MI: "John Pickett Died Oct. 23, 1840 in the 87th year of his age." GM by S. A. R. Moved to Ohio in 1819 with his three sons. Ref: Hist of Ashtabula Co. Lin Bk Vol XXXVIII, p 302. Fur infor Mary Stanley Chap.
PIERCE,MICHAEL, (Butler Co.)
Name appears on the tablet of Sailors and Soldiers monument at Hamilton as a Revolutionary Soldier bur in that Co. D June 4, 1838, Bur Trenton, Madison Twp. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
PIERCE, SAMUEL, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1759, Connecticut. D 1828. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PIERSON, ABRAHAM, (Hamilton Co.)
Br Pennsylvania. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infer Cincinnati Chap.
PIERSON, AMOS, (Trumbull Co.)
Children: Lyman Pierson and Hermon Pierson, graves located here and are descendants of the Revolutionary Soldier. Bur Mecca. MI: not marked. Unable to locate grave of Amos Pierson. Revolutionary pension granted Aug 1832. Fur infer Mary Chesney Chap.
PIERSON, DANIEL, (Montgomery Co.)
2nd Lt, Capt Wm E Imlay's Company, 8rd Regt New Jersey Line, Col Elias Dayton, Apr 15 to Nov 1776. 1st Lt 4th Regt NJ Line, Lt Col David Shea, Jan 1, 1777 to Dec 1, 1778. Br Apr 25, 1750, Morristown, Morris Co, NJ. Parents: Benjamin and Patience (Coe) Pierson. Mar Prudence King, dau of Joseph (d Dec 11, 1837). Children: Clarissa, Charles, Edward, John Alfred, William Horace, Elizabeth Ann, Henry Alexander. D Dec 11, 1831, Dayton, O. Bur Woodland Cem, Dayton, O. lot Ki to 22, sec 77. MI: Dates and where born, NJ. GM S. A. R. bronze marker in 1919. In battles of Brandywine and Monmouth. ILL, resigned. While a 2nd Lt was on recruiting serv until company was filled, then served with cnmpany. Came to Dayton before 1818. Ref: Wm Neifert, S. A. R. Dayton, O. Fur infor Jonathan Dayton Chap.
PIERSON, DAVID, (Hamilton Co.)
D in 1850. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PIERSON, JOHN, (Knox Co.)
Pvt in Capt Richardson's Company. Wounded at Germantown. Served all through the Rev. At one time one of the "Minute Men", 1st NJ Regt. Br Orange, Essex Co, NJ. May 24, 1758. Parents: Abraham and Mary Pierson. Mar Sarah Van Dyke Sent 177(1. Children: Nicholas, David, Catherine (mar Cook). Arthur, Anna (mar McFarland), Hannah (mar Cook), Sarah (mar Johnson), Philemon, John, Aurumah, Margaret (mar Hurlbert). D 1827, Martinsburg, O. Bur Presbyterian Cem, Martinsburg, O, lot 67, grave 1. MI: "In memory of John Pierson who departed this life Feb 11th, 1827, aged 68 yrs, 8 mos aiid 17 days." GM Dec 1927 by Kokosing Chap. Farmer and stock raiser. Ref: Natl No 89950, Vol 90, p 309, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Kokosing Chap.
PIERSON, JONATHAN, (Darke Co.)
D Jan 11, 1840. Bur Palestine (St John's Cem) north side of cem. MI: "In memory of Jonathan Pierson. A soldier of '76, died Jan 11, 1840, aged 82 years." GM Stone very old but could read it yery well. Fur infor Ft Greenville Chap.
PIERSON, MATTHIAS, (Hamilton Co.)
Served in same Regt with his brother Samuel under Col Spencer, NJ 3rd Bn, 4th Company (See p 21, "Strykers" Men from New Jersey") Continental Army 1777, Morris Co. Pvt in Capt Wm Britton's Company. Owned lots in Cincinnati, O, 1790, He and brother owned farm there; a deed shows in court house records. Also a record there shows he bought land in 1812. Known to have been bur in Hamilton Co, O. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PIERSON, SAMUEL, (Hamilton Co.)
Br 1753, NJ. D 1839, Pleasant Ridge Cem, Columbia Twp. (S. A. R.) Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PINNEY, ABNER, (Franklin Co.)
Served as Drummer in Capt Roberts Company, 18th Regt Conn tr. He afterward was given the title of Capt. Br 1749 in Connecticut. D Nov 23, 1804. Bur Old Episcopal Cem, Worthington. MI: "Capt Abner Pinney died Nov 23, 1804 in the 55th year of his age." "Here Abner Pinney lies, the kind, the just. His flesh is turning to its kindred dust. Love, friendship dwelt within his faithful heart. Yet from his dearest friend was called to part. And now, we trust, he's landed on that shore, where death ne'er comes and friends shall part no more." GM by Revolutionary grave Committee with bronze marker May 30, 1912. Came to Ohio and settled in Worthington in 1804. Fur infor Columbus Chap.
PITCHER, BENJAMIN, (Lake Co.)
Served in the 3rd Regt, Duchess Co, Mil, 1782, in N. Y. Col John Field's Regt. Br 1767. D 1849, Kirtland, O. Bur Angel Cem, East Kirtland, O. GM New Connecticut Chap. A brother of Benjamin Pitcher served in 1812 as Capt and Col. Fur infor New Connecticut Chap.
PITMAN, JONATHAN, (Hamilton Co.)
R. I. Tr; Commissioned as Capt and Lt in 1775. Br 1747 NJ. Parents: Isaac Pitman, a member of Boston Tea Party. Children: A son. mar Anna; one mar Jerusha. D 1834. Bur near Reading, O on farm. Came to Ohio, settled at Columbus. (Jones' History of Cincinnati, p 18). Later to farm near Reading. On a tax list of Springfield Twp 1808 name of Jonathan and others, which are no doubt his sons, appear: Joshua, Calvin, Ephraim, Pierson, David, Daniel, Simon. Ref: S. A. R. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
PLACARD, CHRISTIAN, (Clermont Co.)
Drawing pens 1840 for serv while residing in Ohio Twp, Clermont Co, O, aged 88, at home of Jeremiah Gaskins. Br 1752. Fur infor Census of Pensioners 1840. Copied by State Chairman.
PLATTER, CHRISTIAN, (Ross Co.)
Revolutionary serv in Pa. Division of Public Records. Muster Roll, Vol 4, p 417. Br Nov 15, 1760, Neuweiler, Germany. On stone next to his is "Christena Platter, wife of Christian Platter, d Dec 12, 1842, in 69th yr of her age." D Sept 10, 1837. Bur Platter Cem, near Bainbridge, O. MI: Dates, name, age 76. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
PLATTER, PETER, SR., (Ross Co.)
In Capt Robert Ramsey's Pa Company. Was in Battles of Bunker Hill and Brandywine. Br 1758 in Germany. Mar Sarah. D Jan 2, 1832. Bur Grandview Cem, Chillicothe. MI: "Peter Platter, Sr., died Jan 2, 1832, aged 73 years, 3 months. Sarah, his wife, died Feb 23, 1832, aged 60 years, 11 mos." Came with his father to Pa in 1764, when he was only five yrs old. He mar and with his wife and one child, moved, about 1793, to Ky. After six or seven years he moved to Adams Co, O. In 1811 he traded his three hundred acres of land in Adams Co for a like number of acres in Haller's bottom, in Twin Twp, Ross Co, O. He was a consistent member of the Associate Reformed Church (afterwards called the United Presbyterians). Ref: Ross and Hamilton Co, Hist, p 295, Vol 4, p 417, Pa records, original rolls gives record. Natl No 33291, D. A. R. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
PLYLEY, CASPER, (Ross Co.)
Served in the war of the Rev. His father had been the owner of considerable real estate in the vicinity of Philadelphia, and had lost much of his property through the worthlessness of the continental money. Mortified by the reverses of his family although then a minor, enl in the army, and subsequently participated in numerous engagements under Gen Greene. He died at an advanced age. D Mch 28, 1849, aged 86 years. Bur Concord Presbyterian Church Cem, Concord Twp. MI: "Casper Plyley died March 28, 1849, aged 86 years." His wife's reads: "Margaret, wife of Casper Plyley, died March 19, 1836, aged 60 yrs." Emigrated from Philadelphia to Ohio about the year 1801. The list of pensioners of the Revolutionary War, who died in Ross Co, gives his name. Ref: Ross and Highland Co. Hist, p 294. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
PLUM, CHARLES, (Portage Co.)
Mariner on "Oliver Cromwell," from Middleton, Conn, where he was br in 1749. D 1831, Aurora, O. Ref: Natl No 85616, Vol 86, p 238, D. A. R. Lin.
POAGE, JAMES, (Brown Co.)
Lt in 1782, Va line. Br 1760, Augusta Co, Va. D 1820, Ripley, O. Bur Old Cem, Ripley. Ref: Natl No 95182, Vol 96, p 62, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Ripley Chap.
POE, ADAM, (Stark Co.)
Bur Sixteen Cem, 1 mile south of Massillon, O. Authority: Hist of Stark Co, edited by William Henry Perrin. Fur infor Canton Chap.
POE, JOHN (Ross Co.)
Volunteer rifleman, 18 mos under Morgan. Regular dragoon under Cols White and Washington. At battle of the Cowpens; battle of Guilford's Court House; at Bluford's defeat at Hanging Rock. Was taken prisoner, after being wounded by swordcut on head and his horse shot under him. Was exchanged and present at Cornwallis' surrender at Yorktown. During serv rode express for Gen Lafayette from Williamsburg to York. Br Sept 14, 1750, at Winchester, Frederick Co, Va. Parents: German descent. D Oct 7, 1843, Scioto Twp, Ross Co. Moved from Va with his family and settled near Chillicothe, Ross Co, O, in 1806. In Jan, 1833, made a profession of religion in Associate Reformed Church under Rev. J. Claybaugh. Was almost last soldier of Rev to die in Ross Co. Ref: Scioto Gazette of Oct 12, 1843. Register of the Ohio Society of. S A. R., 1912-13, p 69 under list of Revolutionary soldiers in Ohio in 1840. 9th Annual Report Library Board, Va, 1911-12, p 242. War Dept files. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
POMEROY, DANIEL, (Geauga Co.)
Lexington Alarm, Apr, 1775, Pvt Conn Continental. Pensioned 1833. Br Apr 8, 1762, South Hampton, Mass. Parents: Noah and Temperance Pomeroy. Mar Mary Loveland, Mch 29, 1789. Children: Eleazer, Polly, Leonard, Dolly, Lydiah, Altha. D Apr 3, 1834. Bur Maple Grove Cem, Thompson, O, Lot 1, sec 148. MI: "Daniel Pomeroy died Apr 3, 1834 aged 82 years." GM Stone by Family. Enl from Coventry, Mass. Came to Thompson, O, from Peru, Berkshire Co, Mass. Ref: Conn Men of Rev, pp 7, 643. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
POMEROY, ICHABOD, (Geauga Co.)
Pvt Capt John Kirkland's Company, Col Ruggles Woodbridge's Regt. Enl Aug 16, 1777, disch Nov 29, 1777. Br Mch 9, 1757, South Hampton, Mass. Parents: Noah and Temperance Pomeroy. Mar Lucy Harris, Feb 14, 1782. Children: Eltweed, Anna, Daniel, Ann, Lucy, Sarah, Josiah, Temperance, Daniel, Tirzah, Ichabod, Althus Noah. D Nov 13, 1843, Hambden, O. Bur Hambden Center, lot 13. Ref: Pension Records, Vol 5, p 514; Mass Soldiers and Sailors, Vol 12, p 522; also p 131, Vol 15, D. A. R. Lin* Natl No 14354. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
POND, ---, (Huron Co)
A Revolutionary Soldier. Father of W. H. Pond, Richmond Twp, who came to Richmond with his father, 1837. Fur infor Sally De Forest Chap.
PONTEOUS, JOHN, (Mahoning Co.)
Pvt in Col Samuel Miles' Regt. A Rifle Regt. Bur Springfield Twp Cem. Ref: Pa Archives, Series 5, Vol 2, p 399. Fur infor Mahoning Chap.
POOLE, JEPTHA, (Geauga Co.)
Placed on pens roll Madison Co, NY 1831 for 26 mos serv as Pvt and Corp, Capt Cobb's, Col Mitchell's Regt 1775, also Gen Thomas' Regt and Col Jacobs' Regt. Br 1756, Abington, Mass. Parents: Deacon Samuel and Rebeckah (Shaw) Poole. Mar Olive Whitmarsh Noves, Apr 16, 1779. Children: Amos, Jeplathah. D Mch 8, 1838, Welchfield. Bur Welchfield Center Cem lot 260. MI: "Jeptha Poole, 1756-1836.' GM by family. Ref: Natl No 32357, Vol 33, D. A. R. Lin; Mass Soldiers and Sailors Vol 12, p 546; Vital Records Abington. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
POOLE, WILLIAM, (Qark Co.)
Pvt in Capt James Clay's Company, Col Bradley's Vermont Regt, 1782. Br Springfield, Mass. Feb 25, 1759. Mar Lois Moore. Putney, Vt Jan 10, 1789. Children: Lucy, only one given. D Clark Co. Bur Fletcher Chapel 8 1/2 miles northeast of Springfield. O. grave not platted. MI: "William Poole borne Feb 25, 1759." GM by family. Farmer. Ref: Vermont State ofificial records, stamped with state seal. Fur infor Lagonda Chap.
POPE, HENRY, (Highland Co.)
Br Aug 8, 1759. D Oct 3, 1815. Bur near Greenfield. GM by Juliana White D. A. R. in 1926. Fur infor Juliana White Chap.
POPPELTON, SAMUEL, (Richland Co.)
Pvt and Sgt in Vermont State Tr. Br 1748, Pownal, Vt. D 1832, Belleville. Bur Poppleton Burial Ground, 1 mile south of Eellville, O. farm now owned by Mr. Bolinger. MI: Name and State Troop. GM Mary Washington D. A. R. Chap bronze marker in 1911. Ref: Natl No 39705, D. A. R. Compare 22379, Vol 23, p 131, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mary Washington Chap.
PORTER, EBENEZER, (Portage Co.)
Lived at Aurora, v>rhere pensioned in 1840. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
PORTER, ELIJAH, CAPT. (Medina Co.)
Br 1757. D 1823. Bur River Styx, Guilford Twp. GM Western Reserve Chap. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
PORTER, JOSEPH, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Corp Conn State Tr. Br 1760. D 1844. Bur Evergreen Cem, Dover. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
PORTER, ROBERT, (Harrison Co.)
A Revolutionary pensioner living in Harrison Co in 1834, aged 71 yrs; served as Sgt (with Sgt John Parker, also of Harrison Co) in 8th Regt Pa Line. U. S. Pens Rolls, 1835; Pa Archives 5, III, 372. Fur infor Moravian Trail Chap.
POSEY, ZEPHANIAH, (Hamilton Co.)
Pvt Col Daniel Morgan's llth Va Regt. Made Sgt and served in 15th Va Regt. Br 1758, Virginia. Mar Mary Jackson (b 1760-1839). D 1826, Hamilton Co, O. Ref: Natl No 75227, Vol 76. D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Cincinnati Chap.
POST, DAVID, (Richland Co.)
Pvt in the NJ Mil. Br 1751, NJ. May 26, 1746. Bur Millsboro Cem, Millsboro, O. GM Mary Washington Chap, bronze marker in 1911. Ref: Natl No 18077, p 29, Vol 19, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mary Washington Chap.
POTTER, BORDON, (Geauga Co.)
D Oct 25, 1846. Bur Welchfield Cem, lot 269. MI: "Borden Potter, 1764-1846." Ref: Geauga Co, Pioneer Hist, p 659. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
POTTER, JOSEPH, (Delaware Co.)
Entered serv from NJ. Br 1754. D 1855. Bur Old Blue Church Cem, Kingston Twp. Ref: See Vol 46, p 221, D. A. R. Lin, same name bur in same county but dates of birth and death differ a few yrs. They give Jemima Skinner as wife. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
POTTER, MOSES, (Butler Co.)
Pvt Essex Co, NJ Mil. Br 1761, NJ. Mar Rhoda Osborne. D 1802, Middletown, O. Ref: Natl No 99291, Vol 100.
POTTER, RUSSEL, (Butler Co.)
Pvt Minute Man, Essex Co, NJ Mil. Br July 23, 1754, Essex Co, NJ. Mar Rhoda Maxwell. Children: one was Samuel M Potter. D Feb 15, 1814 in Ohio. Bur Old Baptist Church, Trenton, O. MI: "Russel Potter died Feb 15, came to Ohio in 1807." Ref: Natl No 70133, Vol 71, p 49, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Col Jonathan Bayard Smith Chap.
POTTERF, JASPER, (Preble Co.)
Br 1759. D 1836. Bur Mound Hill Cem, Eaton. MI: "Revolutionary Soldier, 1759-1836" and name. By his grave, a stone, "His Wife, Susannah Ridenauer, 1768-1831." Ref: Mary P Mitchell, Eaton, O. Fur infor John Reily Chap.
POTTS, DAVID, (Marion Co.)
Enl Dec 5, 1776. Served as a Pvt in Capt Smith's and Wm Slaughter's Companies; Col Dan Morgan's and James Wood's Companies Va Regt. Also served under Col West. Br Nov 1756. Children: Nancy, David. One, name not given, but mar to man named Wolverton. D May 27, 1834. Bur Old Cem in Marion. MI: Date of death and age. Fur infor Capt Wm Hendricks Chap.
POTTS, JOHN, (Carroll Co.)
Pvt. Capt Wm Smith, Col Daniel Morgan 11th Va Regt. Pens Claim W 4767. Br 1751, Loudoun Co, Va. Parents: Jonas and Mary (Heckathorn) Potts. Mar Susan Hibbens, Mch 14, 1782. Children: John (br 1790); there were other children. D Oct 1820 in Carroll Co, O. Bur Country graveyard, near Scroggsfield, Fox Twp. Ref: Potts Family Genealogy, by T M Potts, 1901, pp 314, 316, 321. Natl No 225742. FH^r infor Elizabeth Zane Dew Chap.
POTTS, JOHNATHAN, (Jefferson Co.)
Br 1754. D 1831. He was bur in old cem near East Springfield, Jefferson Co, but body was removed and placed in Union Cem, Jefferson Co, on plot dedicated to the soldiers of the Civil War. Permission was granted by the Sons of Veterans for placing the body in this plot. The removing and placing the body was done under the supervision and at the expense of Steubeiiville Chap of D. A. R. Fur infor Steubenville Chap.
POWELL, ABRAHAM P., (Champaign Co.)
Br 1755. D Jan 3, 1817. Supposed to be bur in a family cem on the Muzzy farm. Fur infor Urbana Chap.
POWELL, WILLIAM, (Logan Co.)
Pvt. Name on alphabetical list of soldiers who received pay for service in Revolutionary War. Br 1757, Lancaster Co, Pa. D 1835, Bellefontaine, O. Ref: Natl No 75454, Vol 76, D. A. R. Lin. For infor Bellefontaine Chap.
POWERS, GREGORY, (Summit Co.)
Boatswain on brig Minerva, which was fitted out on Act of Colony of Conn by order of his Honor, the Governor, and Committee of Safety for the defense of said colony in 1775. Vessel commanded by Capt Giles Hall; carried 16 guns and was in the list of privateers. Was of Italian ancestry, brave, eccentric and independent; erected own monument before death, which still stands in old Maple Grove Cem near Darrowville, in Stow Twp. A descendant tells he planted the beautiful trees now on the streets of Darrowville. His wife's death 1807, the first in the Twp; the first marriage in Twp was of his dau to Mr. Singletary. Gregory Powers, spoken of in our country's early history, a brilliant lawyer, was his son. D Cuyahoga Falls reports "Died June 12, 18;33. aged 95 yrs." as on the monument, makes birth 1738. Has S. A. R. Marker. Ref: (Cuyahoga-Portage) and (Cuyahoga Falls) Chaps.
PRATT, EPHRAIM, (Vinton Co.)
Enl Feb 1780 or 1781 as a Pvt, Capt Fox, Col Henry Jackson, Mass. Battles engaged in, Kings Bridge and Morrisania. Birthplace not known. Enl from Middlesex. In 1820 he referred to his wife as 59 and son 18, but gave no names. D Vinton Co formerly part of Athens. Bur Prattsville, O. Mi: "Ephraim Pratt, A Revolutionary Soldier died Mch 23, 1855, aged 92 yrs, 9 mo, 27 da." Pensioned in Bradford Co, Pa. His name was transferred to the Ohio pension agency, Sept 6, 1823. Ref: Bureau of Pensions, Dept of the Interior; Jane Dailey, State chairman. Fur infor Nabby Lee Ames Chap.
PRATT, NATHAN, (JONATHAN,) (Warren Co.)
Pvt. Col Tupper's Regt Mass Line. Enl for 3 yrs; Br Needham, Mass. 1763. Living in Geauga Co 1833. Pens records show letter asking transfer from Pittsburg agency to that of Cincinnati, letter dated Lebanon, Warren Co, O. 1835. Ref: Pension Records 40270. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
PRATT, OLIVER, (Ashtabula Co.)
Served with the six mos men raised by the town of Lunenburg, for serv in the Continental armv during 1780. Br 1761 Boston, Mass. Mar Jedidah Luce. D 1844, East Windsor, O. Ref: Natl No. 62156, p 52, Vol 63, D. A. R. Lin.
PRATT, WORTHY, (Licking Co.)
Verified by war record. Fur infor Hetuck Chap.
PRENTISS, JAMES, (Cuyahoga Co.)
Pvt. N. H. and Maine. Bur Warrensville, Highland Park Cem. GM Western Reserve Chap. Fur infor Western Reserve Chap.
PRENTISS, STANTON, CAPT., (Washington Co.)
Capt. Br Nov 17, 1750, Lancaster, Mass. Parents Dr. Stanton Prentiss and Mary Jennison. Mar Mary Fowler. D July 21, 1836, Marietta, O. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. MI: "Stanton Prentiss, 1750-1836". GM Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker and on gateway, Nov. 30, 1906; marker stolen and replaced in 1920. Served as Wagon master in Lafayette's army. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
PRESKETT, WILLIAM, (Highland Co.)
Bur Barr's Cem near Danville. Applied for pension but was refused because he had not served 6 mos. Fur infor Waw-Wil-a-Way Chap.
PRESTON, DAVID, (Summit Co.)
Enl Feb 15, 1776, Capt John Stevens' Company at Camp Mount Independence, Ticonderoga, Nov 25, 1776. Also member Col Chas Burratt's Regt, which served in Northern Dept under Gen Schuyler; taken prisoner at "The Cedars," Canada, May 19. 1776. Disch May 20, 1780, from army, having served for 3 yrs previous as Pvt in Capt Jesse Kimball's Company, Col John Chandler's Regt. 8th Conn Line. Br Feb 25, 1758, Ashford, Windham Co, Conn. Mar Miss Cynthia Sprague of Sharon, Conn, Oct 28, 1781. (She died Mch 26, 1817, age 61 yrs; bur Middlebury, Conn.) He then married Violet Fellows of Canaan, Conn. D July 11, 1827, on his farm. Bur Tallmadge. Accompanied with John S. Preston and wife and 2 children, left Conn for Western Reserve about 1810. Religion, Congregational. Fur infor Cuyahoga-Portage Chap.
PRICE, STEPHEN R. (Franklin Co.)
Was a Sgt in 2nd Regt, Md Line. Received a medal for bravery at Stony Point. Was pensioned Sept 1, 1825. Br Radmanshire, Wales, in 1757. D May 22, 1832. Bur on Enieg's Hill, one mile from Gahanna. MI: "Stephen R. Price died May 22, 1832, in the 76th year of his age." GM Revolutionary Grave Committee with bronze marker. May 30, 1912. He was educated in London, England, for the ministry. When 19 he ran away to America, enl in the army and fought throughout the war. Came to Ohio from Virginia in 1815 and settled in Mifflin Twp. Fur infor Columbus Chap.
PRICE, WILLIAM, (Pike Co.)
At age of 96, was receiving a pens in 1840, while residing in Seal Twp, Pike Co, O, according to Census of 1840. At that extreme old age the State Chairman is filing his record as Revolutionary serv, as unable to secure a more authentic record, there being no D. A. R. chap and no response to appeals for data. Br 1744. Fur infor Jane Dailey.
PRICHARD, BENJAMIN, (Portage Co.)
Pvt in Conn Continental. Placed on pens roll May 21, 1819. Bur Nelson, O. Fur infor Old Northwest Chap.
PRICHARD, JARED, (Logan Co.)
Pvt in Capt Samuel Brunson's Company, Col Baldwin's Conn Regt. Br 1750, Waterbury, Conn. Mar 2nd: Elizabeth Allen in 1820 (br 1784, 1871). D 1836, Logan Co, O. Pensioned. Ref: Natl No 100711, Vol 101, p 221, D. A. R. Lin.
PRICKETT, JOSIAH, (Clermont Co.)
Enl at Garrett's Fort, Washington Co, Pa, May 1778. Pvt and Scout, Capt Samuel Swnigler, Pa, Apr 1781, 1 mo. John Holton Capt Aug 1781, 20 da, John Huston Mch or Apr 1782, 6 mo, Indian Spy. Theophilus Phillips, Spring 1783, 1 mo. Br 1764 at Forks of Gunpowder Creek, 20 miles from Baltimore, Md. Parents: John and Elizabeth Robinson Prickett. Mar Sarah Van Camp, dau Lawrence Van Camp, July 4, 1783, Washington Co, Pa. Children: John, Nancy, Joseph, George, Isaac, Elizabeth, Hiram, Tolbert, Josiah, Sarah, William. D Dec 3, 1845, Stonelick Twp, Clermont Co, O. Bur Prickett family burying ground in Stonelick Twp. near Newtonville, O. Pensioned 1883 for Pvt Pa Line. Came to Clermont Co, 1801. Was a farmer and great hunter. Was wounded in war and used cane. Rode horse through woods to hunt. A grandson has his cane with deer horn for handle. He killed the deer. Ref: Matella Prickett Doughnian, Blanchester, O. Natl No 210453. Fur infor Blanchester Chap.
PRIDDY, JOHN, (Fayette Co.)
Pvt. Served 2 mos under each Capt, Massie, Tillman and Hade in Col Campbell's Regt, Va. Br Apr 8, 1758, in Grandville, N. C. Mar Martha Rowe, Va. Children: William, Elias, Andrew, George and Lucy. D Apr 8, 1847, on farm in Green Twp. Bur Cochran Cam. on New Martinsburg Pike, old part, unplatted (near church. MI: "John Priddy died April 8, 1847, aged 89 years." GM Family in 1848. Lived in North Carolina, in Virginia, in Goochland and Fluvanna Cos, Va. Ohio, 1816. Farmer. Pensioner. Fur infor Washington Court House Chap.
PRIEST, JAMES LOUDEN, (Ashland Co.)
Pvt at siege of Boston in 1776, and in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Br 1736, near Boston. Children: James Louden Priest, Jr. D Aug 10, 1821. Bur Loudonville Cem, Loudonville, O. GM Sarah Copus Chap in 1927. He came to Ohio in 1808 with his son. He laid out and founded the town Loudonville. Fur infor Sarah Copus Chap.
PRIEST, JEREMIAH, (Clark Co.)
Pvt. Enl from Culpeper, Va, 1779, and served 2 yrs under Col Francis Taylor, Capt John Roberts and John Purvis. Br 1755, Shenandoah Co, Va. Mar Millie Gardner, 1781. Children: Anna (1783), Obediah (1784), Mary (1785), Agnes (1787), Basheba (1789), Casandra (1790), Elijah (1792), Nancy (1793), Elizabeth (1795), Phoebe (1797), William (1800), Jermiah (1802), Millie (1804), John M. (1807). D Mch 4, 1804, Clark Co. Bur private cem, destroyed 1913, near Honey Creek, New Carlisle, O. MI: "Jeremiah Priest, born 1755, died Mar 4, 1804." GM Photo of grave and marker before cem was destroyed in possession of Dr. F. A. Priest, Indianapolis, Ind. War records show he came to Clark Co from Va. Entered a piece of land upon which he lived, died and was bur. Farmer. The land he entered was a grant for Revolutionary service. Ref: War Dept and Dept of Interior. Fur infor Lagonda Chap.
PRINTY, WILLIAM (Brown Co.)
1775, enl for one yr under Capt Brearly's and Col Maxwell, of the 2nd N. J. Regt. Was at battle of Three Rivers. Re-enlisted for three yrs, in same Company and Regt under Capt Yard who resigned. He was then commanded by Capt Phillips and Col Shreve. At battle of Short Hills and Brandywine. Br 1749, Ireland. Mar Rhoda. Children: Jesse (perhaps others). D Brown Co, O, 1826. Bur Shinkles Ridge, Lewis Twp, Brown Co, O, a few miles from Higginsport. Ref: Mrs. Ruth Lyons Ross, Georgetown, O. Natl No 96899, Vol 97, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Taliaferro Chap.
PRIOR, SIMEON, (Summit Co.)
Pvt in Capt Jedediah Waterman's Company, Col John Durkee's Conn Regt. Pensioned in Portage Co. Br Norwich, Conn, May 16, 1754. D Northampton, O. June 29, 1837. Bur Northampton, 0, Summit Co. GM S. A. R. First settler in the town. Ref: Natl No 36696, D. A. R. A member of this chapter has complete services. Fur infor Cuyahoga Falls Chap.
PRITCHARD, JAMES, (Ross Co.)
Pvt. Maryland Line. Br Frederick Co, Md. Mar Tabitha White. D Chillicothe, 1813. Came to Northwest Territory 1799; Judge of Supreme Court. Ref: Natl No 69015, p 7, Vol 70, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Nathaniel Massie Chap.
PROCTOR, FRANCIS, SR.., (Trumbull Co.)
Served 1776 as Pvt in Capt Robert Dodge's Company, Col Ebenezer Francis' Mass Regt. Br 1758, Ipswich, Mass. Mar Abigial Edwards. D 1832, New Bloomfield, O. Bur Center Bloomfield. MI: Name, "B. 1758—Died 1832." Ref: Historical Library, Cleveland Revolutionary Soldiers bur in Trumbull Co and Natl No 100194, Vol 101, p GO, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
PRUDEN, JOSEPH, Trumbull Co.)
Baptized 17G0, Morristown, N. T. Will dated June 7, 1821, probated Dec. 11, 1827. Bur Casterline Cem, Bazetta Twp. MI: "Joseph Pruden." Ref: Revolutionary Soldiers bur in Trumbull Co. Cleveland Historical Library. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
PUCKET, WILLIAM, (Highland Co.)
Served from Prince Co, Va as a Pvt in Capt Thomas Moore's Company. Engaged in battle at Guilford C. H., w^ien he was wounded in the thigh by a musket ball. Br Virginia, 1747. Children: Allen, Susannah, Greene, Martin, Nathanial, Jonathon, Sallie, James, Andrew. D 1833 in Highland Co, 0, near Buford. Bur Barr Graveyard. Migrated to Highland Co, O, soon after Revolution. He was crippled in his hip fr engagements for life. Fur infor Waw-Wil-a-Way Chap.
PUTNAM, ALLEN, (Washington Co.)
Enl at Danvers, Mass when 18 yrs old for 6 mos term and served as Pvt fr July 25 to Dec 7, 1780. Br Denvers, Mass Oct 25, 1762. Mar Anna Porter Apr 26, 1785. Killed by a fall in Marietta, O, in 1807. He was the first of Gen Rufus Putnam's party to leap ashore in Marietta. Ref: Dec of Commonwealth of Mass. Natl No 21328, Vol 32, D. A. R. Lin.
PUTNAM, EZRA, (Washington Co.)
Maj in Col John Mansfield 19th Regt.. Served 3 mo 3 da. Br 1728, Middletown, Mass. D 1811. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. MI: "Maj. Ezra Putnam 1725-1811." GM Marietta Chap by Revolutionary marker and gateway, Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen, replaced in 1920 Fur infor Marietta Chap.
PUTNAM, ISRAEL, JR. (Washington Co.)
Served as aide to his father, Gen Israel Putnam. Raised a company of volunteers at time of Lexington Alarm. Attained rank of Col. Br 1739, Salem, Mass. Parents: Gen Israel and Hannah Pope Putnam. Mar Sarah Waldo, 1764. Children: Aaron, Waldo, Israel, William Pitt, David, Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth, George W. D 1812, Belpre, O. Bur Belpre, Washington Co, O. on Putnam lot in Belpre Cem. MI: "Israel Putnam 1740-1812." GM Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker in 1921. After Revolutionary War came with family to Ohio and settled in Belpre in 1789. Was a prosperous and progressive agriculturalist. Ref: Pioneer Hist by Dr Hildreth and Williams Hist of Washington Co. Natl No 12286, p 111, Vol 13, D. A. R. Lin. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
PUTNAM, RUFUS, GEN., (Washington Co.)
Lt Col in May, 1775. Employed as engineer in the defenses of New York in 1776. Col Aug 6, 1776. Commiissioned Brig Gen "in Jan 1783. Br Apr 9, 1738, Boston, Mass. D May 4, 1824 Marietta, O. Bur Mound Cem, Marietta, O. MI: "Gen Rufus Putnam 1738-1824." GM Marietta Chap with Revolutionary marker and on gateway Nov 30, 1906; marker stolen and replaced in 1920. Appointed judge of northwest territory in 1789. U. S. Surveyor Gen in 179>3,, McMTiber of Ohio Constitutional Convention in 1803. Ref: Natl No 31403, D. A. R. and many others. Fur infor Marietta Chap.
QUIGGLE, PETER, (Geauga Co.)
Served as Pvt in Capt Alexander Parker's Company 7th Regt Pa Mil. Br 1732, Lancaster, Pa. Parents: Christian Qiiickel (Quiggle). Mar Ann Sophia Nehemia. Children: George, Peter Jr, John, Philip, Michael, Fanny. D 1828, Geauga Co, O. Bur Hambden, Geauga Co, O. on lot 35. MI: "Peter Quiggle, Parker Co, 7 Pa Regt Rev War." GM Government Marker. He removed to Geauga Co where he died. Ref: D. A. R. Honor Roll 63258. Fur infor Taylor Chap.
QUIGLEY, ROBERT, (Trumbull Co.)
Bur Oak Grove, Warren. Unable to locate grave. Ref: Baldwin Library, Youngstown, O. Kindness of Miss Kyle. Fur infor Mary Chesney Chap.
QUINN, JOHN, (Columbiana Co.)
Living in 1833 in Liverpool Twp, Columbiana Co. Age 74 yrs. A pensioner. Fur infor Bethia Southwick Chap.
QUINN, ROBERT, (Preble Co.)
Br Feb 24, 1761. D Apr 10, 1844. Bur Mound Hill Cem, Lanier Twp. Fur infor Grace Miller, Org Regt, Eaton, O.